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Musical instructor
NOTICE.

n IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
warned not to trespass on the Island Of
Mokuumeume In Pearl River Lagoon or TO
fish in its waters, and all found doing so, will
be prosecuted according to law.
FRANK BROWN.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-19
SIDE LIGHTS.

Smoke the "Wedge," to be found at
&c. ]. McCarthy's-
Ha, hal l told you'll A thousand and
one OF those sweet barber pole chewing
sticks have arrived at the Elite Ice
Cream Parlors.
The latest novelty is the Monkey
Chewing Gum, with other plain and
fancy chewing gum, to be had only at
the Elite Ice Cream Parlors.
Yum, yuml Cream candies and other
plain and fancy candies just arrived
per Australia at the Elite Ice Cream
Parlors.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-19

Thousands for man-o'war to kill
people (perhapsD; not one cent to fill
up that hole at the corner of Hotel
street and Adams lane.
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Trustees of Kawaiahao Seminary.

The Hawaiian Board have chosen
Mrs c. M. Cooke, Mrs. p. c. Jones,
Mr.. ]. b. Atherton, Rev. E. S. limo
teo as Trustees of Kawaiahao Semi.
nary, in place of Rev. c. M. Hyde,
Hon. A. f. Judd, Rev. S. E. Bishop,
Hon. G. w. PIIpo. They are to have
charge Of the property, but no control
over the management Of the school,
R,lILeItn
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-19

A Chicago drummer tells of mer
chant in Walnut Illinois, who, beng
prosperous and heavy buyer, is well
treated by the commercial travellers,
and has many a cigar offered to him
lie always takes the cigar, says "Its
against my principles to smoke in bust
ness hours; III light this after supper"
and, when he gets 100, puts them in a
box and sells them to a train boy on
the Burlington road at half price.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-19

For sale-two parrots, one speaking
English, Spanish and Hawaiien per
fectly; the other, same breed but
younger, very good English talker.
Also, a monkey, very playful and trac-
table. Apply at Fort-street Shooting
Gallery Nv
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DEMURRERs.

Mr.. ]. S. Webb, Secretary of the
Foreign Office, has verbally entered an
emphatic denial to the reported state
ment of foreigner of rank" given in
this paper yesterday to the effect that
the Hawaiian Government, while pro-
Tossing great anxiety for the Mexican
steamship line scheme at home, went
to no little trouble and expense to de-
feat it abroad. Mr.. Webb states that
His Majesty transmitted letter to
Mexico by the hand of Hon. Paul
Neumann, expressing the hope and de
sire that the scheme should proceed
and the relations between the two
countries thereby be made more init
mate. 1t had transpired, however,
that at least one of the steamship
schemes was not lena tide one, SO
that the Hawaiian Government could
give it no countenance. The HERALD
gave the statement as it was received,
and can only say that there is no doubt
about the foreign visitor having made
the accusation in question against this
Government The same authority
takes exception to our article of yester-
day on the military situation, character
izing as absurd its implication that there
is a hitch in the process Of rehabilitat-
ing the volunteer companies, on ac-
count Of the provision for five years
enlistment As to that, only this;
time will tell.
Thousands for man-o'war to kill
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The Best Tonic,

Mr. Henry Billings, Washington, d. c.,
writes: ~ have used your Duhys Pure Mali
Whisky for medicinal purposes AS tonic
consider it superior to the hundreds OF concoc-
ions which are now flooding the land as slim
ulant liquors"
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-19

GAS true tonic, effective invigorator and
genuine ppaetzer Dufy's Malt Whisky is
unexcellsd,"
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Cured by Faith Alone.

CuTC(1 ny d1kn Alone
DANBuRY DOCTORS RUsE TO MAKE DUMB WOMAN
RESUME TALKING.
From the New Haven News
A reliable physician in Danbury relates a re.
markable case OF curing woman who had been
unable to utter syllable in two years. She had
been treated by number OF doctors for her loss OF
voice, but to no purpose This physician satisfied
himself that there was no disease OF the organ OF
speech, or any arrangement. He concluded that
she could speak II only she would be influenced m
exert the will power. From conversation with
her. carried on in writing, he discovered that abe
had great faith In miraculous cures, and Thought
She could only be relieved in some such Way. He
found too, that she was superstitious
He concluded to try the effect of n LITTLE rnpro
merry on her. Accordingly one mornno tvhan
visiting her he sat down by a table and leaned
his head down upon his hands for some 1--WE min
utes without speaking, as II in wrapt meditafinn
He suddenly jumped up and told the woman that
he was now right, that he was going to cure her
on a certain day. He then gave her minute Gtrec
he should come to the house at 10 q. m. thar he
should first give three raps On the window and
then he should go to the front door and utves two
raps; that when the door opened he would he
found standing with both hands upon the door.
post and MS head leaning upon them: thai the
he would walk In with measured tread and when
he got TO her bedside he should say ts1ioOd morn.
Ing" and that she would answer In renlv s1Snod
morning, DOCTOR" On the appointed dav he did
just as he said he should do, ana when he said
"Good morning." to her she promptly made the re-
voice. She seemed utterly astonished herself h1Sf
said she felt that what the doctor said would he
true, and firmly believed that he had vron0ht a
miracle In her cure. :"
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Hysterical RelfgiOn.


or course nothing disrespectful to the idea of a
truly religious sentiment must be inferred from
our use OF the phrase hysterical religion What
We mean TO designate by that term is religious
Ianaticlsm essentially emotional in its nature and
PROBABLY also In its origin. dumping !" sshaktng
ana the like, are distinctly morbid disturbances
uloHugh! ABOUT oy abandonment OF the controlling
M anu judgment to the sensory impulses OF the
passions Weak minds are supposed to be more
prone IMAM those which are normally robust to
make THIS surrender OF self-control, but as mat
yer Oh TACT, It may be, and doubtless Is not un-
frequently made oy the strongest OF Intellectual
organisms under The influence OF such strong sreel
ing as may readily be produced by overtaxln9 the
ngner cerebral centers. The wondrOusly complex
Menta1 apparatus Is easily thrown out OF working
oIoer ana ls not In The least sur prtSing to ind
Ine more Qeucateiy organized and sensitive ma
cnineIy OF MIND work SO disabled. 1t follows uDOn
luis consideration that the subjects OF shyster1-
caI 0lsturDance In connection with religious
Snougnt ana emotion ore rather to be pitied than
oiamso ior tneir vaGarieS. MOI are we prepared to
say tnat, however much the existence OF distinctly
nystef1cai relg1ons may be regretted they ought
70 Oe put down by law. AT the same time h ia
cleary IN the interests OF public health and sanity
Inat tney SHOULD Re adequately controlled and we
cannot help thinking that heyOun0 girls who hon
IN y, noles. oegnt TO be placed under some
H ana Oh SUPERVISED only that they may not be
allowed 70 fall victims to the men "fan OF devils"
VINO are not turned out OF the places OF worship
where these decidedly undesirable orgies are held
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DItpMoNT AIR LINE.

DIEDMONT AIR LINE
Il Schedule in effect September 9Th. 1887.
30 A. M--East Tenn. Mail Daily for Narrenton
Gordonsville Charlottesville, Lynchbur and stations
between Alexandria and IynchburR. Blue Ride
SPRINGS. hilegheuy springs Bristol, Knoxville, Roma
Sleeper Washington To New Orleans
LA A. M-fast Mail Daily for Warrenton, Char
lottesvllle Oordonsyle, Stations Ches Ohio RoutA
tween Lynchburv and Danyille, Greensboro Raleigh.
charlotte, Atlanta, birmingham, Montgomery, New
orleans, Texas and California Pullman Sleeper New
York 10 Atlanta ~ connection with Pullman Sleepers
Atlanta TO New Orleans. and Mann Boudoir Slee
Tor f3irllng naln, Nlcksburs and Shreveport sold
trains WASHINGTON 10 Atlanta Does not connect for
2:'55 p M.-Dally except sunday for Manassaa
ktrasburR and intermediate Stations. Connects al
h!yerion with ;; Il. Il for Lursy. arriving .. IN.
$50 Z. M-Western Express Daily tor warrenton,
Gordunsville, Charlottesville. Louisville, Cncinnad
and summer resorts Oh and near Line oi Ches and OHIO
Route Pullman Sleepers and Solid Trains Washing
ton to Louisvie also for Lynchburg Bristol Chatta-
Looga Memphis, Little Rock and all South western
Points: Through Pullman Sleepers Washington ID
, 90 z. M.-Southern Express Daily for Lynchburs
Danvllle, Raleigh, Ashevlle, Charlotte. Columbia
Aiken Augusta. Atlanta, Montgomery, New orleans.
ie1as and California Pullman sleepers Washington
70 Montgomery, connecting with Pullman Parlor
MONTGOMERY To New Orleans Pullman Sleepers WASH
lnEton TO Augusta without change.
Trains on washington and OHIO division leave Wash
NJ. Daily: arrive Round HILL III % A. NJ aud . :i0P
Al; Returning leave Round iill :05 A. NJ DAILY aud
b 30 A. NJ and 3 % +. Nj.
Through trains from the South via Charlotte, Dan
vile and Lynchburg. arrive in Washington 10 A VI
burg at l0:45 A VI. aud $40 +. NJ via. Ches AMI
ONO Route and Charlottesville at $40 4. M stras
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and Information
furnshed.and baggage checked at office 300 Pennsy
valla avenue and at Passenger stauOn, Ienn-y Wanna
hallroad, 9TH aud Is str-eis. JAS. L. TAILOR.
General inssC AscHt.
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FATHER AND Son Go TO PRIsoN.-W. G, Ellery and
his son Frank were arrested In Skaneatles II y
t1ce Knox gave them the choice of Dayinr s1n each
or going to jail for ten days They accented the
latter alternative. Elery Is president OF This VII
Tertiary. F'-
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ArA Blooson-"What's that1 Oh, horrorsl The
no time 70 lose" 'But here am In nv MIGHT
dressl" "Good euoughl I'm glad you've por ont
OF your BAH dress into something decent, SlB,r-
tissgton Free Press.
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Phenomenal PrecOcity.

Phenomenal PFecOcity.
From It'd Bits.
"Oh, George!" cried Mrs Merry, running to meet
her husband at the door, "Pve something the
best to tell you"
''No?" said George; "what is it,"
"Why, don't you think-the baby can talk!
Yes, Sir, actually talk! He's said ever and ever so
many things. Came right into the nursery and
hear him."
George went in.
Now. baby" said mamma, persuasively, stalk
some for papa. Say 'HOw do you do, papa?'"
goo. goo goo, GOO" says baby.
"Hear MIN J! says mamma, ecStattcally. wasn't
that just as plain as plain can be?"
George says II Is and tries to think so, too.
"NoW say I'm glad to see you, papa"
'.Da, da, boo. bee, boo."
'Did you ever7" cries mamma. "He can lust saw
everything! Now you precious little honey bunny
boy, say, Are you well. papa?"
"There 1t Is" said mamma. "Did you ever
know child OF his age who could really talk as
he does? He can just say anything he wants to:
can't you, you own dear little darling precious.
you?"
goo. goo dee, de, III, goo"
Hear that? He says, OF course can,' Just as
plainly as anybody could say 1t. oh, George, 1t
really worries me TO have him so phenomenally
bright These very brilliant babies nearly always
Gle young"
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s18-1uo

NRADED SCHOOL AND KINDER0ARTRN, NF1R
NJ MASS AVE. ll27 18th ct. nv. Twelfth year
Number Of pupils limited. Principals: MISS Susie
POLLOCK. formerly Of Boston. educated in Germany
ard MISS CATHEkINE NOERR a2O-zVS
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OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
The twenty-third annual session of the LAW
SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY viii
open in the Law Lecture Hall Of the University u.
corner of 18th and II streets), on
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 5, AT & O'CLOCK,
when the Faculty will make several new and import
ant announcements for the coming year
New lecture courses have been provided
ENLARGED facilities for the use of the Law Library
will be furnished
New prizes ono of 800 and another Of $50 will be
offered.
Tie Graduate Department. or School of Practice
will be conducted by Profs. COX and MAURY.
For catalogues apply to W. II. Morrison, 47l Pa
ave. and 1434 New York ave-; Fitch, Fox l. Brown,
l437 Pa ave. : W. II. LOwdermilk Co., 1924 street
Or address
s2.I-:3m JAMES C. YELLING prest
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NIT. VERNON SEMINARY,
Nl 11OO 11O4. 1116 NJ St and 113O 18th st.
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girls.
Academic, intermediate and Primary Departments
Commodious new school building containing CHAPEL.
SESSION ROOMS, CLASS-ROOMS, and OFFICE
with steam heating aud best modern improvements
ready for occupancy this fall.
Thirteenth year begins OCTOBER 6.
For circulars apply to Principal.
s3-4m MRS. E. ]. SOME1S.
MIR. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC WILL RESUME
MI the duties of their School October 4th, at
1915 18th st. Private instruction in French,
English, Drawing, Mathematics. &c. s22-lms
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY o5TH, 1887.

LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNFn
OF NEW JERSEY AVE AND ST
For Chicago and Northwest. EXP. Daily 10 :55 m.
q For Cincinnati and ST. Ious EXP. Daily Sis aud
For fittsburg and Cleveland. Exp Daily 10 . IN
tor Lexington and Local stations. .1o:Ioam.
For fnllsdeIsiia Newark, aud Wilmington 30 ..
For mt @ sa $50: SO Pm daily L1nress
adelrhla - 90 am. and "A b pm.
For Baltimore' toS so 40, 20 30 a4J
AT, Il l i9' %; - 42minute tram 80 30.
sundays, 30, 80 80. As an, IS. 80.
For Annapolis o ~ ANA : 30 am. l5.lo and 4. RI
Gin pa, an 90 ssnsss 80 I5 m 20 Pm Leave an.sP
, For Way ssajtSns between Washington and Bal.i.
ana ,ic 80 Pm ON SUNDAYS, 80 am. and 80,
For stations Metropoiitan Branch. te as AM
80 % P and s9E BTlnsprt stations sHs. only $40 i9 A
tons.
Fer Gaithersburv and intermediate points 10 .o5A
For Boyd's and intermediate stations. ll:oo D. m,
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
I:l3 y IN. stopping at ali stations Metropolitan
For Frederick. ITO 10 M 1870 p. m. sundayA
For Haserstown, flo 10 a. m ana - 30 m
M sr from from Sho , daily 10 a m and
a. n and 10 p. M from Pttsburg. daily. 10
From Philadelphia. Chester. and Wilmington, NJ a,
a NJ ooo' o'oU. and s3o D. a.. daily, and tl:"0
y.
From Singery and intermediate points north of Bal
tmOre 10 20 a daily.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at 10 3n,
30. 300 90, 1000, and 10. 80 m, IL II. ~ D
300, 4;l0, 5.o5. 90, 30 40, 30 and IL 90 y
IN. On sundays, u so. 9 90. g:O5, 10 90, 20.
10. 4 10. %. q 30 As, 80. and ii 90 y. m
For points ON Shenandoah Valley Railroad IS 10 ..
N.
Except Sunday. DAILY.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and re.i-
deIces on orders left at Ticket Office gig aud 1851
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
W NJ CLEMENTS. C. X LORD.
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YOU WANT THE
BEST FUEL SOLD
IL the District at fair prices, cau,a
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Who supply more. families with
COAL, COKE, AND WOOD
Than any firm in the United States
Wharves Depot aud Railroad Hard, J. eth and v.&er
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Main Office: 1902 st NV
Branch Offices: 1915 9TH st. NV 114O Pennsylva
MA ave NV, I'D ana SITS W., l112 9Th st. 18th
aud Water SITS. s.w., Alb 10th St NV
Connection with main office by Telephone iy.,Q
" BALDWIN JOHNSON, WHOLESALE AND RE-
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facilities. bottom prices full weight aud measure
Large cargoes direct from the mines by and water
aud free from impurities The celebrated Lee hite
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K I. ave. Branch oihces-511 A St a. G. aud cor yth
and SITS. NV iv.sS trn
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EDUCATIONAL.

MFRS wILLIMENE BROMLEY WILL RECEIVE
M lmi' ed number of lis for the study Of Piano
For erms inquire At HALLErT & DAVIS Piano
Rooms. 3 9th st, NV. o6-1m'
4 GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE Lessons IN
II Greek, Latin and English branches. Excellent
Office. O6-1ws
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RAILROADS.
THE 6RFA7

'['hk GREAT
p1Ghifh T NATL WEST hNp sIippr sdSIsTv
Train. l..,, S,! 5Srrr asf d: iss
For i1i,seurg aud the West chicsgo Limited E,rrp.
Lane 20 m. dsliS 10 csncinnaii and II. Louss
s Sida SiesIins Cars from HARRISBURG en-
X SssP Win slsrns Car fisSSif
With ,hrnns 70 S.yelAnd connec''ns at risJurs
Pseac hXTes 10 90 nv sy s oT
bic sST west With through sleeper harrisburg
For F Sal. Gs6a5S. AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1000 pm daily except 9es,s5 h,Shslo N e
r- ESTs Washington e R9S6e.ter' Win rA's
N: daily. except sunday AU i'iuiTA' "s''o
For TeS .GTh and 5o The :, ls- poo IL 90 aud
Sunday, 300 II 40 am. 200. 10. 10 OF o. and
Cars. $40 am daily except sunday. ann 90 pns
For BTOokiyn \ \. al through ars sgSry Sny
Jersey Cry with sGats Q, sroollyn knnsS. 1rori.
fsSrirse across New York cry. -'O'0'i's a'O's
For o4 IT. 600 Is co. and ale and 20
c9; ~ NM 40 IE q 1910 ie. 90 1000: sa1
days and 400 p NJ daily - ''fo a." week
For DaItm9re. 6:3S, 7;25. 900. $40. 9 So ma.
a 5S SSo 30 81 e sS ca sPs y %
except sunday. rs
For Annapolis :l5 and 90 NJ II o., 4 90 and
600 pm daily. except Sunday. Sundays 300
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
h AHIn ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL.
For Alexandria 800. Gas. $40. e45. 10 -. am.
L. "a noon, 2.05, 4.25 4 81, 6.0l. -O5. lO-n,
and II 81 Pm: ON Sunday at a 90 40. - a =,
10 % AIN > 30 6.0l. y .tl5 and 10 % Pm.
For Richmond and the South. q 90. 1897 am, daily,
and 30 pm, daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave AleNandria for Washington, o., CO.
9:l0, 10: -, Loo Am: l:.0, 300, ~. > Ia,
90 9:32 and 10 AZ pm. aud L. - mlduight
ll,os am. 90, $40, 7:o5. o.32, lO,42 pan.
and IL , night
Tickets and information at the Office norths aSt c,r-
ner of 18th street and PennsylNRnia HNenu. and &C
thesstou. where orders be left for the lac, Ing .
bat;age 10 destination from hotels and re 1dences.
CHAS. 4. IIGH. J. x. WOOD,
General Manager. fs.Sl Gen'l Passenger Agt.
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. AND NINE SELDEN, LADIES' PHYsICIAES
OEstablished1S5o: Skillful treatment for all spe-
clAl complaints Advice free and conndentisl AT All
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IA NE DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND
Hrehable AAoles, PhyS,cixn can be consulted daily
q her resoence S0l St n. ". Once hours from
II FAD AND BE WISE-DR. BROTHERS, 0O6 ST
ANsw, appeared before me and made oath that he l.
ue Oldest Estaonsheo Expert Specialist in this city.
A0o Will guarantee cure IN all private disease
OF men and furnish medicine or no charge consuits-
0on and advice free q hour during the day sub
scribsd and sworn : before me by DIR BROfHkhs
SAMUEL @ Ml-1A Notary Public in and for tho
DISTRICT Of Columbia this Sd day Of july. 1856
So 1m~
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ STANDARD remedy for all blood diseases causing
Throat naal Or akin troubles urinary diseases cured
DR.. DODD's NEkvINE no. 2 permanently cures
natural Weakness loss OF vitality nervous d0bty nc.
&c Price. 81 Sent sealed by mail For He &C
myll-ly STANDIFOkD'R cor 9Th and NV
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Portland and X Top Cemeota 70
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HALIET DAVIS PIANOS IMPROVED BY NEW
- patents; Cprights specially. We keep a hne
SUCK OF our llanos. which selected with stecia
care Ior our Nssneton agent, and which will he sold
AT the lowest possible rates and monthly INSTALL
menus hAl4LET DAVIS CO. 81 l 9th st NV OIL
EAECKER BROS PIANOS, FAMOUS FOR RICH
y mes and beauty of tone. known everywhere az
the highest grade instruments
SANDERS & STAYNAN
st N w
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
At. VERNON. MT. VERNON!

NJ. VERNON! ME-. yEbNoN!
STEAMER W. W coRcoRAN
leaves ri wharf daily !encs sunday for NJ
10 ocioek a. IL Returning, reaches Washington
SIC l.. L. BLAKE. Captain.
STEAMER JOHN ". THOMPSON FOR POTOMAC
- RIVER LANDINGS.
day. and Friday am. Fare 6rst class Soc: sec
Sundays, all landings to Nomini. Curriornsn. aud
tuesday,. all landings Rock Point returning Tues
day evening, arriving in Washington - ~ n IN.
"Wednesday all landings to kiusale, returning Thurs-
friday. all landings to No.nini. Currioman. and
LeonaIdtoSn, returning Friday might, arriving in
rs,.n,onoo,p O, q. 4. JONES Agent
IN DAILY, EXCEPT FRIDAY.
LADY Of The, Lakt and JASE a6sELEl: a.
al 80 p. stopping at Iiney Point going aud re-
turning first-cass meals served in dinns-ro0n on
sl4terooms secured and baggage checked at sla.
1851 fenna avenue, Lloyd's Express Ufhces ana ON
steamer. Telephone call-94. my io-on
TTNO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE -.
the Steamer S6SE shb r r
PPAhs At s9 II ns S Ida
m Exclusive connection with Boston and Proyidenss
steamers Connect also with steamer ARIEL Tor faeh
railrad nes for the South secure and
619 aud 1851 Iennsyly ave ana al hnoAs IL.
press who will also check baggage from hotels aii1
residences. Telephone, No. 145-3 "M r. MELch'
Supt. ana Gen Aet 81"
CTEAMER PJ Y LEAVES sTH-ST WHARF
- on SUNDAYS Tuesdays and Thursdays ut AIN, Zoe
fotou,nc river landings Mstoh Creek Grind
eras wharf, SUNDAYS dow and Wednesdays up, brenre
aud Chapel FONT TLursdays down aud Mondays and
Wednesdays n.y. m, ..,,,, -,h ~ ,vt.-,
John NcGAHEE Alexandria Va. AGENT so-onn
1roR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER w AhEfIE tILIwsnx.
and sATu kDAYs al s.m- Returning TUESDAYS
.tLII1Al and SUNDAY pm, touching at hiver Land
ings ~ tar ~ Nomlni Creek. Curr1oman, Va and s.
- ts.v Md Connects with Is and o. X. X a.
Stanhsrds Zee schedule. JOHN B PADGETT, Art
e. ". kIDL-El. aAiAxef- h-o
nIREcT TO NEW yoRK-TREIGHT STEAMERS
II intrS Gibson and T. c. KNIGHT leave Pier "
e., RIVER n a. every SATURDAY Ala pm. OthsI
~xhsrf N Washington, every THURSDAY AOkNINA
EreiQ6t nj lowest rxteA ApA
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SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN, ESQ.
Secretary and Treasurer.

ensuing term at the Law Building, corner 9th and
f streets northwest on WEDNESDAY, October s,
at $50 pm. All interested most cordially In.
v1ted to attend.
library, comprising nearly 1000 volumes of care.
fully selected text books aud reports. with commo-
dious reading attached. has been established
10 daily. except SundayR to students and alumni
Of the school
The Secretary can be seen ut the Law Building
from g to pm: daily for informatien. enrolment,
can be had at bookstores Of Morrison bradley Adams
or Anglim. or on application to the underlined
8 NJ YEATIAN,